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The Sunday service at Fourth Street Baptist Church was a day of celebration as the congregation rang in its 193rd anniversary.

Fourth Street Baptist Church, 821 West Fourth St., will celebrate its 193rd anniversary at its 11 a.m. service on Sunday.

For more than 100 years, Owensboro-Daviess County has been honoring the sacrifice of veterans and their families with an annual Veterans Day parade, which was held Saturday.

A small army of volunteers showed up Thursday at VFW Post 696, 311 W. Veterans Blvd., to help box up the first monthly shipment of non-perishable items from Tri-State Food

Local veteran organizations have partnered with Tri-State Food Bank to provide monthly food boxes beginning in November.

Owensboro City Commissioner Pam Smith-Wright, who is the city’s longest serving woman commissioner and the first woman in city history to be elected Mayor Pro Tem, told students from Girls

The Owensboro Police Department is investigating an act of vandalism that occurred early Saturday morning at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 696 on West Veterans Boulevard.

A crowd of veterans, local school districts’ JROTC programs and more filled the parking lot of the Owensboro Fire Department Station 1 off West Ninth Street on Monday morning to

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The annual Freedom Walk will highlight a September filled with veterans events.